Akɪˊmlᴀkê

• 2-170 by the name of Akɪˊmlᴀkê (“Marrowless”), who gave himself out as a shaman,
• 2-170 times of ceremonials, Akɪˊmlᴀkê would pretend that a keˊlᴇ had entered his
• 2-171 cossack who sat next me proposed laughingly that I give it to Akɪˊmlᴀkê.
• 2-171 Hearing this, the women of the house raised a frightened cry. Akɪˊmlᴀkê,
• 2-171 of Akɪˊmlᴀkê. I wonder that it had not been driven in. All this was done
• 2-171 Akɪˊmlᴀkê with much coolness picked up a handful of snow, and, wiping

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